Gleaczer, 250 mg/ml 4 ml 5 pcs

Gleaczer is a nootropic. It is a central cholinostimulant containing 40.5% metabolically protected choline. Metabolically protected promotes the release of choline in the brain.

It provides synthesis of acetylcholine and phosphatidylcholine in neuronal membranes, improves blood flow and enhances metabolic processes in the central nervous system and activates the reticular formation. It increases linear velocity of blood flow on the side of traumatic brain injury, promotes normalization of spatiotemporal characteristics of spontaneous bioelectrical activity of the brain, regress of focal neurological symptoms and restoration of consciousness; it has positive influence on cognitive and behavioral reactions of patients with cerebral vascular diseases (discirculatory encephalopathy and residual effects of circulatory disorders of the brain).

It has preventive and corrective effect on pathogenetic factors of involutional psycho-organic syndrome, changes the phospholipid composition of neuronal membranes and reduces cholinergic activity.

Stimulates dose-dependent release of acetylcholine under physiological conditions; by participating in the synthesis of phosphatidylcholine (membrane phospholipid) it improves synaptic transmission, neuronal membrane plasticity, receptor function.

It does not affect the reproductive cycle and has no teratogenic and mutagenic effect. Pharmacokinetics Absorption – 88%. Choline alphocerate easily passes through the blood-brain barrier.

Extracted mainly by lungs as carbon dioxide (85%) and also by the kidneys and intestines (15%).

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Active ingredient

Composition

Active ingredient:

Choline alphoscerate hydrate (in terms of anhydrous substance) 250 mg

Auxiliary substance:

Water for injection 1 ml

How to take, the dosage

Intramuscularly or intravenously slowly 1000 mg/day for 15-20 days.

In intravenous administration, the contents of one ampoule (4 ml) are diluted in saline solution.

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